The Virginian-Pilot du lieu suivant : Norfolk, Virginia • 79

i i A jcr fol Wrgiman JliM a a tt 9 Norfolk Virginia Sunday October 19 1952 Section our CAs6 early in ootball Scores Laurel Park Race 0 Len to 7 0 55 and fifth on break the game by bill cox Sixteen Pages At that to score I Virginia the most exciting in the ree State 7 7 0 7 13 7 0 0 0 13 14 14 14 6 0 12 0 6 7 14 6 10 14 9 Tryon off a 6 Duke 14 12 Oberlin Case Marietta Capita! Dayton Nor Midi 'Olivet Toledo Hope Hillsdale Kalamazoo 0 7 0 10 20 0 0 14 8 20 17 7 At i Classified Ads fc 1 13 13 13 6 13 13 18 6 19 0 0 6 6 19 0 0 14 13 14 ield Hockey Practice The girls field hockey team will practice Monday and riday after noons at the field behind Larch mont School at 4:30 Anyone interested in playing field hockey is invited to attend the practice sessions Primes Cavalier Pump 'Princeton Oct 18 pair of long runs by Bill and' Earl Byrne touched Princeton scoring spree today to give the Tigers an easy 48 to 0 victory over outclassed Lafayette But the expected touchdown de luge never materialized And al though the Tigers got back on the winning track after last loss to Penn ended their 24 game victory streak they put on an unim pressive performance for 10000 listless spectators Princeton fumbl ed eight times and Lafayette re covered every one The two long runs both in the last two minutes of the first quarter were the offensive high 1 spots of the rather dull game Tryon made the first on a 48 yard run over A minute and a half later Byrne burst through the same part of the line on a reverse play and went 45 yards to score i Car State Auburn Va Tech lorida Tulane Kentucky 1 SouthwesternNorthwestern Johns Hop Bridgewater 12 Morgan West Maryland vn is12H 78 18 8 a 7 0 13 0 19 16 28 Texas Aggies TieTCU7 7 'College Station Tex Oct 18 UP) A rolled 83 yards In the final period for the touchdown that tied Texas Christian 7 7 in a bitterly fought Southwest Con ference football game today Bouncing back from last' crushing 48 6 defeat by Michigan State to fight furiously every min ute the Aggies came from behind on the flying feet of Connie Magourik who led the Cadet pay off charge in the lengthening shadows ONE RAINY NIGHT? Close the door boys and put down the windows a letter that deserves our un divided attention Sir: the all of 1928 I stopped in your office and re quested that you publish more of the Georgia' Tech football news 1 was then informed that people of this sestion were not interested By 3ohn Mogris Blacksburg Oct 18 Little Bino Barreira scampered over the goal from the one yard line in the first quarter here a today to give George Washington University a 6 0 football victory over Virginia Tech Tech then devoted the next three quarters to overcoming the deficit But the Gobblers were unable to live down a heart breaking fumble and an intercepted pass in threat ening territory to close the six point gap The third and fourth quarters degenerated into a punting duel with Jackie Williams coming out on top As the Homecoming Day crowd of 11000 could plainly see during the first 10 minutes of the open ing quarter the two Southern Con ference teams played each other to a standstill like two boxers feel ing out weak points Tech got to GW's 34 yard line but the penetrating line pushed VPI back to the 45 where the Gobblers lost the ball on downs It was from here that George Washington moved in a sustained drive to the one yard line from where Barreira scored Counting 20 yards in penalties it took GW four first downs to reach the one yard stripe Dutch Danz tried for a TD first but failed Then Len Ciemniecke failed By John Chandler Laurel Md Oct 18 (JP) Wilwyn a strapping brown invader from England won his 11th consecutive and most important victory today as he defeated six rivals from four countries in the inaugural running of the $50000 Washington International at Course It was one of races ever seen of Maryland and a history making event that assures a continuance of such international affairs in years to come In addition the British horse set a course record on the infield turf course in a race foreigners were given little chance to win i English Jockey Up Wilwyn ridden by Manny Mer cer of England drew tremendous cheers from a record Laurel crowd of 26014 as he drove home under a lashing effort in the final length eighth of a mile to defeat the American Ruhe by a length and three quarters at the epd of the mile and one half journey Ruhe from the Hasty House arms of Mr and Mrs A Reu ben Toledo got second money by half a length over another foreigner George Zucchero from England Zucchero was a neck in front of the Ger many entry Baron Henry Thys Nlederlandcr in the field of severi horses i The Brookmeade Greek Ship the American horse who was made a 6 5 favorite with Eddie Arcaro riding ran a poor race and finished sixth after leading part of the way The time was 2:30 45 compared with the course record of 2:36 made last October by Thiercelin The winner netting $32500 re turned $1500 $720 and $520 Ruhe was $620 and $540 to place and Zuccero $580 to show Charlottesville Oct 18 The University of Virginia Athletic Department announced today that 2000 more reserved seat tickets for the Duke game October 25 will be placed on sale at the gym ticket office at 9 a Monday The capacity has again been expanded by the installation of bleachers on the bank at the curve of the horseshoe In Scott Stadium Mall orders will be filled until Tuesday afternoon or until the sup ply is exhausted Officials said the capacity now is 33000 No tickets will ba sale the day of the game Buffalo Gettysburg St Hamilton Ithaca 14 Brt Teh Champlain Brooklyn Col Bethany Brockport Indiana St Thiel Grove Allegheny Wagner MassCoast Guard Trinity Williams Wore Tech Southwest 7 Texas A Texas 44 Arkansas Sports Bill Ralph caught this pass from Bill Brehany a play in the second period for a gain against the Cavaliers who were lead ing 6 0 Others identifiable (87) Strempek Virginia (92) Klinar VMI and (42) ord Virginia missed the ball by inches Trailing 7 6 the Cavaliers came on to win 33 14 (AP Wirephoto) 7 14 7 13 7 7 14 0 20 12 21 16 7 7 14 0 7 7 26 6 0 19 0 0 6 6 Buckeye Air Game Scores Columbus Ohio Oct 18 (ZP) Ohio sophomore quarter back big John Borton unleashed one of the most devastating aerial attacks ever seen in Buckeye Sta dium today as Ohio smothered Washington Cougars 35 7 before a crowd of 71280 Borton 197 pound six foot one inch 19 year old from Alliance Ohio passed for all five touch downs Senior end Bob primes of Middletown Ohio took four of the scoring tosses The West Coast Club sticking to a nine two defense most of the day to handle running attack had no answer to the long passing game touch down heaves went for 11 54 14 70 and 25 yards 18 of 21 Completed With Borton doing most of the throwing the Bucks completed 18 of 21 passes for 375 yards They had no interceptions i At the finish when the Cougars staged a 74 yard march for their lone touchdown In the final two minutes the field was flooded with Buckeye third fourth stringers Score by Periods: Wash State 0 0 Ohio State 0 21 Washington State rl Touchdowns: Washington Conver sion: Barker Ohio State Touchdowns: Grimes Bruney Conversions: Weed 5 the first team the highly touted this season Gatling a Star Until he was injured the third quarter Herman Gatling was the standout for the Cavaliers both on offense and defense The powerful and speedy Gatling picked up 54 yards in eight at tempts arid smeared the VMI ball carriers for numerous losses in tie opening half The big Virginia ground gainer was Gerald urst with 138 yards while Bob" Tata rushed for 19 George Chumbley and Mike oley were the offensive stars for the Kevdets Quarterback Charles Hfrding was thoroughly at ease in directing the fast footed Cavaliers Hecompleted a touchdown pass to Bill Chisholm an end in the open ing period that gave Virginia a 6 0 halftime lead and connected again to Tata in the fourth period The statistics tell the story of superiority in chalking up their fourth straight win The Cavaliers? ranked 11th in the na tion last Week had 22 first downs to nine for VMI In rushing it was 366 yards for the Cavaliers to 54 forces also had the edge in passing 70 to 58 yards With Gatling ripping the VMI line the Cavaliers threatened after taking the opening pickoff Gatling smashed tackle for 17 yards to the Virginia 46 and then the Norfolk athlete knifed his way through the VMI defenses for 25 more to put the Cavaliers on the 29 Gatling umbles Mapp Recovers Harding then passed to Charlie Modlin an end from Smithfield for nine yards and Tata rushed to the eight Gatling however fumbled on the next play and Johnny Mapp who used to star for Granby High recovered for VMI on the 15 Then a fumble by George Chum bley set the stage for the first Vir ginia touchdown Chumbley was hit hard by Tom Scott all American end candidate The ball sprang from the husky full arms and Paul Phipps Vir ginia end recovered on the VMI 19 Th Keydets braced and it took Tata Gatling and Pate four downs to move it to the seven After Gatling was halted on the six Harding passed to Chisolm in the! end zone for the score Mel Roach missed the kick The Keydets moved into Virginia territory for the first time late in the first quarter when Mapp inter cepted pass on the VMI 24 and Tom carried to I the VMI 13 and a 15 yard penalty agaiifst the Cavaliers sent the Key dets to the Virginia 43 Here Vir ginia neid and forced Powell (Continued on Page 2) Minnesota 13 Notre Dame 26 Michigan State 48 Wisconsin Ohio State Okla A Michigan 48 Indiana 33 Oklahoma 42 Colorado 21 Bradley 40 A a UfSl naan Kcar Teach 13 Wayne Teach Peru Teach 40 Midland Scott A 33 Tr Sta Xavier 27 Louisville Muskingum 26 Wooster Ohio Wesleyan 28 Denison Cedarville 20 Ashland Ohio Northern 19 Bluffton Cent St (Ohio) 55 Bluefield Kenyon 14 Hobart Ohio Univ 27 Kent Mount Union 7 Akron Bowling Green 27 Bald Wai Wittenberg 27 John Carroll 32 Hiram 26 Heidelberg 49 Camp Lejeune 23 Michigan Tech 21 Percy Jones 27 West Michigan 19 Albion 32 Adrian 19 Alma 13 Mich Normal 19 North Illinois Gr Rapids JC 7 er Institute Lake qrest 49 North Central Procopius 34 Concordia (Ill) Marysville (Mo) 27 Illinois Idaho College 46 Colorado SW Okla 32 Central Okla Depau 20 Georgetown (Ky) Rose Poly 33 Eureka Virginia Comes from Behind in East IIalf to Bowl Over VMI 33 to 14 Duke Routs State in Tune up for Cavaliers Maryland Crushes Navy Princeton Wins 48 0 Statistics Lineups George Whlnyton 23 fl 3 1 fl 407 95 Keydets Lead 7 6 iii Third Period on Touchdown Once Ahead Guepemen Unstoppable Gatling a Star i 71 Bill Brehany bulled over from the Royce Jones booted the extra point But while the VMI adherents were still cheering wildly sopho more Eddie Knowles the West Vir ginia scholastic sprint champion tucked in Curly punt on the Virginia 42 and raced 58 yards for a touchdown that finally broke the backs of the inspired Keydets Dam Goes Out This electrifying run by Knowles was all the inspiration the Cava liers needed They went on to rack up 20 more points in the last period Perhaps they had their minds on the showdown game with unbeaten Duke next Saturday at Charlottes ville but whatever it was Art Cavaliers in the first half looked like anything but the smooth working machine that ran roughshod over' Vanderbilt Vir ginia Tech and George Washington this season The Keydets putting up a for midable defense for three periods played brilliantly against the heav ily favored Cavaliers but they were unable' to stop the speed power and versatility of Virginia attacK once got rvumg VMI is against defense return to get your reaction after the January 1 1929 Rose Bowl game is a booklet which may be of interest to you You may find it useful Signed Adamson Well sir Brother Adam son I hate to sort of jump right in with an answer Such matters ought to be given a little time for turning over and we ought not to go off half baked shall we say? But sir I do appreciate and can understand your considera tion for what was our "mis take That was a telling gesture not dropping in to rub it on after January 1 1929 On the other hand these things have to be faced and I am glad that you have come right forward after al lowing for 'the wounds to heal properly find thanks for the booklet on the Engineers 1952 who at this immediate writing are undefeated and untied The whole country keeps an eye on the Golden Tornado one of the most fetching and really interesting football schools in the land and over the years we have given them quite a bit of what the trade calls On another count frank ly Brother Adamson not a soul around here can recall the night you came in Was it that night of the big jain in the all of 1928? Also sir perhaps one reason old Tech get a warmer reception in the office that memorable evening was due partly to the fact that the late Potts sports "editor at the time was an alumnus of that other place hard by Atlan ta University of Georgia Class of 1888 Virginia ipds Way to Add 2000 Tickets on Sale Monday That Was a Team! Either way fellow Egg Heads 1 do not know but that Brother Adamson is pulling my leg If perfectly okay be cause he has brought up the first football team 1 ever saw good enough to make the RoseBqw1 in the days when the Pasadena fixture was me rcai world series of this sport That was the Tornado which was involved in the Roy Riegels wrong way run in the Bowl resulting in a safety that gave Tech the sf edge 9 7 over California 1 was starting out in this busi tness on the Durham Herald when Bill Alexander brought that stalwart gang ofgridmen to Chapel Hili' to play UNC 1 wrote on the game that day a good one won by Tech 20 7 which was a close score with the Techs destined to go undefeated and untied The previous' Saturday they hac licked Notre Dame 13 0 was the Tech wreck ing crew of Pete Pund Stum py Thomason ather Lump kin Vance Maree and Tom Jones among many 'other guys of exceptional talent Great days Brother Adam son 'well worth recalling here in 1952 no matter how well goes Mhe current Tech sea son And for another close jink between our side up here and Tech be advised sir that when you came im that night one of our top men in the Pilot "sports department today was a little boy Tom Land Tom right much of a six foot big now Brother Adamson and 1 just want you to know that one of his uncles Don Til lar was a reserve tackle on (Continued on Page 2) Arkansas Routed By exbs9 44 7 Austin Oct 18 Slippery Gib Dawson regained his 1951 running form today to lead Texas to a devastating 44 7 victory over Arkansas Dawson a 175 pound senior who led the conference in scoring last year had not crossed the goal line in thefirst four games this season He started making up for lost time in a hurry rocketing through the line and around end for the first three Texas touchdowns 7 3 6 34 1 145 I Duke Trounces State By 57 0 Count VMI on the March Against avored Virginia in Thrilling Battle atJRichmond The Statistice I State irst downs 1 Rushing yardase Joo Pawing yardage Passes attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted 0 Punts Punting average umbles lost Yards penalized I ip i i By Reese Hart Raleigh Oct 18 Pow erful Duke with an eye cocked on next game with Virgipia unleashed an avalanche of touch downs in the first three periods and then rode out an easy 57 0 Southern Conference win over Nprth Caro lina State today i i A scrowd of 11500 saw the awe some Blue Devils fifth ranked team in the nation roll relentlessly be hind the expert quarterbacking of Worth Lutz and last start ing signal caller Jerry Barger Duke poured across three touch downs in the first period added three more and a safety in the sec ond and closed out with two in the third Halfback Red Smith con verted seven of eight extra point attempts It was hardly more than a scrim mage for the mighty Blue Devils who are unbeaten in five games State never seriously threatened until late in the final period when it moved to the eight with the help of several penalties The game was rough Duke w'as penalized 145 yards and State 115 Duke scored in just about every conceivable way on long runs on long passes on blocked punts and on long drives The flood began three and one half minutes after the kickoff and for the next three periods the touchdowns poured across ields Scores Three A brilliant 45 yard pass play from Lutz to speedy halfback Piney ields produced first touch down ields who scored three times took the pass on the 35 and scampered over I Duke scored again the jiext time it had the ball rom the 46 Lutz fired a long pass to halfback Char lie Smith who snared it on the 20 and loped for the score The Blue Devils stormed to an other touchdown near the end of the first period with Red Smith circling left end from the 11 to climax a 64 yard drive State was helpless in trying to halt the steamroller attack which (Continued on Page 2) Midwest Illinois Purdue Syracuse 42 Iowa 35 Wash State 14 Missouri Northwestern Temple Kansas Iowa State WayneWash Univ ar West Colo A 4t Montana A 24 Stanford 14 So Calif 28 Oregon State 6 New Mexico 7 Wyoming 0 California 27 Santa Clara 7 Idaho 54 Nox Dakota St 9 Utah 35 Denver 0 Washington 49 Oregon 0 Whitworth 20 Brit Columbia 14 Colorado College 40 Mont 12 ion irst downs Rushine yardage Passing yard aye Passrs attempted Passes completed Passes intercepted Punts Pnntina average umbles lost Yards penalized The Iineuns fienrre Washlneton (G) Ixft Gaskell Dance England Lett tackles Bossnons Proch Bodalus Left Drake Marmillon Gull Centers Gaspari Semkew Korcheck Right guards Nea Posta Kesschner Continette Right Meas Ziamondes Right tackles Meas Zlamandones Right ends Perkins Daly Kaber Quarterbacks ox Gnbble Sturm Loft haUbacka Ciemniecke Greene Donofin Right Barreira Saffer Court ney Dana Logan Boland Virginia Tech (0) Left Petty Herb Ackerman Ix ft tackles Kwiatkowski Hughes Richards Left Kerfoot Seal Swink Nutter Allen Right Grizzard Keren Vickers Richards Right tackles Brown Press Allen' Right ends Luttrell White Williams Deam Bure Left i halfbacks Booth Harrison Scruggs Right King Beard I Cregar Welsh Allen Ran dall Chrlstolph Reore by Period Georgs Washington 0 VPI 0 GW scoring: Barreira By Abe Goldblatt iv kichhiond Oct The unbeaten Virginia Cavaliers given a real scare by a fired up VMI football team for three quarters got their famous attack clicking in the final period to overwhelm the Kevdets 33 14 in the colorful Tobacco estival game here todaj A crowd of 23000 largest ever to see a football game In Richmond watched with astonishment as the fighting Keydets of Tom Nugent Pook a 7 6 lead after six and a half minutes of the third quarter when Bill Brehany bulled over from the one to climax a o2 yard drive and Virginia Tech Defeated by W6to0 Jack Scarbath Magnificent or Terrapins South Tennessee 20 Alabama Wake or 9 Caro Va 31 Wash Lee Maryland 38 Duke 57 Geo Tech 33 Wash 6 Vanderbilt 20 Mississippi 20 Miss State 27 Virginia 33 Centre 26 Louisiana 22 Hamp Syd 28 Rand Macon 45 Howard (D C) Dickinson 7 Maryland State 20 Hampton Potux Naw 20 Chincoteague East Yale 13 Cornell Penn State 10 Nebraska Harvard 21 Colgate Princeton 48 Lafayette Holy Cross 46 Brown Pittsburgh 22 Army Qnantico Marines 21 ordham Dartmouth 29 Rutgers Pennsylvania 27 Columbia Connecticut 13 Maine Rochester 12 Vermont 7 1 14 Hamp Alfred 19 St Laurence Northeastern 20 Bates Trent Teach 41 Nat Aggies Buckncll 22 Lehigh 15 Am Intcrnat'l 13 Swarthmore 33 Cort Teach 39 Mont St Teach Norwich 43 Adelphia 14 Waynesburg 33 Clar St Teach 26 Slippery Rock 32 Edingoro 39: Westminster 14 Carnegie Tech 19 Kings Point 13 Rhode Island 26 Amherst 33 Colby 13 Bowdoin 26 Wesleyan 27 Previously Unbeaten Mid dies 17th Straight Vic tim of Crew By Tom ergusson College Park Md Oct 18 Navy was just a whistle stop 5 Jim Terrific Terps today as mighty Maryland's football jugger naut crushed the previously un beaten Middles 38 to 7 and swept to its 17th straight victory A record breaking crowd of more than 44716 largest ever to see a football game in the front yard of the capital watched the Terps manhandle the Middies throughout this bruising battle Jack Scarbath great field general played a whale of: a game for Terps as he maneuvered his team to victory It was his pin point passing that broke the backs of the "Middies He could do no wrong and sure ly stamped himself as the top flight quarterback in the collegi ate business today He directed split with boldness and superb skill deftly handling the ball to his Ed uller ton Chester Hanlak and Ralph elton starting quar Six Terps figured in route a violently fought affair from start to finish The Terps utilized the air lanes effectively for fourj touchdowns One touchdown on a jaunt off tackle and the addi tlonal eight points were registered by Don Decker who kicked five extra points and contributed a 27 yard field goal So effective did the Terps shac kle the (Middies that Navy penetrate Maryland territory until the fourth period lone touchdown came in the fourth quarter after a drive of 70 yards Don isher circling his right end from the one yard linb It took Maryland only six min utes and 25 seconds to tally and then it was only a question of how hJLfi a OLVIU II4C xuip wuuiu run up 1 The Terps set a pattern early in the game got the jump on the Middies and never varied in so far as crushing superiority was concerned Maryland so domi nated the Middies both on offense and defense to such a bewildering extent that Navy was held to a net of 26 yards rushing Rough Game devastating land and air attack piled up 439 yards The Terps amassed 21 first downs Navy collected six The contest developed into a knock down drag out affair with Maryland getting 87 yards in penalties and Navy 80 Both teams had their stars ejected from the game because of rough play Navy plavers escorted to the sidelines were halfback rank Adorney tackle rank Docsey and guard Steve Eisenhauer and defensive quarterback Bob Destefano Mary land lost ends Art Hurd Stan is cher and end Jim Byrom sturdy defense that had turned back three previous Satur day Yale Cornel and Wil liam and Mary stop the consistent hammering of the Ter rific Terps It was one of those days Maryland had everything to offer and Navy stop them Unbeaten in 20 Games Maryland unbeaten in 20 con tests gave the Middies a taste of what was to come by scoring the first time it gained possession of the leather last defeat was by State in 1950 a 16 13 loss Navy took the opening kick off but do much and halfback Tom Hamilton kicked to Mary 24 yard stripe ullerton and Scarbath quickly netted eight yards And then on a keep play Scarbath bulled over for a first down on the 35 Scarbath tried his passing arm and flipped to Lloyd Colteryahn for six yards and on second down Scarbath passed to elton who out ran the Navy secondary for the Initial touchdown our minutes later the Terps who met Navy for the last time in Jhis present series had scored again it was almost the same ma neuver Navy gain and Hamilton kicked Maryland start ing from its 48 yard ribbon this time relinquish the leather until Scarbath hit Hanulak on the Middie 10 and he ducked over for the TD The play covered 23 yards Decker converted and it was Maryland 14 0 Still unable tq penetrate Mary land territory after the kick off the Middies had to call upon Ham ilton Jto boot the leather and he kicked to Joe Horning who brought the hogskin back 13 yards to Mary 38 A beautiful forward pass netted Maryland 41 yards Colter yahn got behind Navy's secondary gathered in the pass and ran to 34 Another Scarbath pass also to Colteryahn netted a first down on the But before Mary land could run another play the quarter ended ield Goal Joe Gattuso Navy defensive full back broke through and smeared Hanulak for a three yard loss On the fourth down however Decker booted a 27 yard field goal to put Maryland out front 17 0 The field goal was a gift from the gods The ball hit the cross bar and bounced over With the Middles jammed on their own 20 a bad pass from cen ter forced Hamilton to attempt a pass from the six yard stripe but it was a dud and Maryland took over Maryland tnird toucnaown was momentarily delayed when de With unrclenltng Jury Maryland (Continued on Page 2) English Horse Wins International I I I I I A I I I I II I I I I I ii I Z1 4 'J tv 99 'J 1 1 I if VI 5 A of 11.